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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-26

Desirable Factory Property.
- FOR SALE. the land and buildings Of the
$iil located on the corner of Congress avenue
and Daggett street in the city of New Haven The
1856 feet on Daggett street. The buildings are a
three story and basement brick building, say 16Ox
all high between joints and well lighted two sto-
~ frame building, say. 5oxe5. and other smaller
power boiler capacity, 30 horse power Green en-;
CINE shafting, pulleys, set scales safe desk and
ming order. The above property is well located and
well adapted for almost any description OF manu-
featuring enterprise and will be sold low to close
out the estate For further particulars please ad-
dress -. 3. GLENNE1, -.
a26 ct go and 272 State street. Now Haven. Ct.
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JAKE SHARP I'm COURT.
He VIII He Brought Up for TrlaItn
Two Weeks.

He VIII he Brought Up for Trials
Two Weeks.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Jake Sharp was on
trial this morning before Judge Van Brunt.
Jake came into court promptly at II, accom-
panied by his counsel, Albert Stickney and
ex-Judge Fullerton. He was the center of
attraction. He sat down YEARLY and watched
the proceedings with the closest attention.
Long before his arrival the court room was
crammed The district attorney moved to
have the case tried May 1. He remarked
that there were twenty-one indictments
against the defendant for bribery and it did
not matter much which was selected, as he
would notify Sharp's counsel of his choice
within twenty-four hours. Mr.. Stickney
said he required some time to prepare. He
had an engagement out of the city that would
occupy him for a little while. Judge Van
Brunt then set the case down for trial
May II.
District Attorney MARITIME has decided that
the particular Indictment on which he will
try Jake Sharp is the one which charges him
conformity with Kerr, Foshay, keenan,. De
Lacy and Maloney, of having on August 30,
1884, offered Alderman Fullgraff o bride of
$50, 900 to influence his vote on the Broad
way franchise The motion to quash the in
dictment will be argued next Friday by
James G. Carter, president of the New York
Bar association, who has been retained by
Sharp's counsel for that PURPOSE
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Mrs. Harriet Strong. Westville, Conn.
says: "I have had the. rheumatism which
settled in my knee and hip joints. so stiff,
and pain SO bad could not walk, was obliged
to move Ground in a chair. Several doctors
did all they could for me, but 1 was no bet
ter tried Athlophoros, taking four bot
ties, and strange as it may seem 1 am per
fectly cured and am about tho house every
day doing all the Homework, and not par
ticle of rheumatism about me-"
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FOR RENT

49, A valuable property on State street, be
a::;l tween Chapel and Court streets. For partl
zA.'z' M SI11fsS M REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
-AAe'--' ~ rsO T1ol
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entertainments.

Mr.. G. B. Bunnell will take control of the
CARL Opera House on May list, and from that
time it will be known as the Hyperion u
During the summer months there will be ex-
tensive Improvements made in the line of
renovating and decorations.
HAMMoNAssETT's MUSICALE.
At the Atheneum on Thursday night Ham
monassett Tribe of Red Men will give their
grand concert. The Misses Schneeloch, the
Dwight Place quartette, Charles 7. Howe, J.
G. Gould and A. A. Rockwell will partici-
served seats 75c.
PROFESSOR LoIsETTE.
Professor Loisette, the memory instructor,
is teaching the instantaneous art of never
forgetting with much success. An exchange
says: That no one else has discovered the
plan used by Professor Loisette is indeed
surprising, as it is not only the simplest, but
one that seems most likely to occur to a man
who thinks for himself.
THE GREATEST SHOW
P. T. Barnum & Co.'s great Barnum and
London show will visit New Haven on Sat-
urday, June II. This will undoubtedly be
an acceptable announcement to New Haven.
ers who visit the greatest show on earth on
its annual appearance The colossal exposition
of features and program of acts includes the in
describably strange hairy family. Captain Paul
Boyton, Jumbo in death and his wife Alice.
The glories and sensations of the vast and
splendid free morning street parade will alone
attract tens of thousands to join, heart and
soul, in the contagious excitement and hilar-
ity of Barnum's holiday.
BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Phosa McAllister and her excellent
company made great nit at Bunnell's yes
terday in ''Taken From Life" Good-sized
audiences witnessed the performances. The
piece calls for great many scenes, many of
them of an elaborate kind, and these were
placed on the Grand Opera House stage in a
very ereditable manner and the mechanical
changes were skillfulIv worked Miss Nc
Allister appeared as Kate DENLY and made
an excellent impression. The rest of the
company were good. The audience toward
the close of the performances became very
enthusiastic. At the end of the fourth act
the entire company passed before the curtain
and were greeted with outbursts of applause
In the museum hall the Lilliputian cham
pions and Mile Irma, lady prestidigitateur,
will be the attractions
FANTAsMA
At the New Haven Opera House, the last
three nights of the week and Saturday mat
inee, the Hanlons will present their latest
spectacular extravaganza entitled "Fan tas-
ma" "The Hanlons," says an exchange,
'tstill maintain their reputation as the kings
of humorous stage mechanism. They have
no rivals in this field, for they cannot be ex-
celled. The audiences thoroughly enjoy the
splendid scenic display and mixture of dra-
ma, pantomime, opera, minstrelsy, circus,
illusion, tableau, scenes in witchden and
fairyland, all produced with brilliant effect
in 'Fantasma.' It is one of those plays that
it is entirely unnecessary to describe, for the
intellectually of the plot, which consists
solely in conflict between the good and
evil principle, is lost sight of in the apt
work of the machinist and the gorgeous col
nr;no of the int
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Farm For Sale,

- HOUSE 1856 Dixwell avenue. corner Foote
#R:ss street, containing 10 rooms, with all the mod
Ell4 ern improvements and nearly new; Inquire
af 81 FOOTE STREET
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49, oNE-HALF of large, pleasant and nicely
':;iI located dwelling No. 1874 Grand avenue, very
.iM conveniently situated, an open park on nigh
and dry grounds, with fine shade and fruit trees:
would furnish stall and carriage room in barn II
desired. II. j. STEV EES, ...
Dental Rooms, 9l6 Cnap6l street.
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FOR RENT.

BARN at the corner of Chapel and Day
IN streets, containing three stalls and carriage
shed. Inquire on the premises, s-
a12tf 1928 CHAPEL STREET.
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49, THE house 81 Trumbull street, bstweeI
E'::.;l Hillhouse avenue and Prospect street. In
WsaA quire of CHAS. A. WHITE,
40 17t 60 Church Street
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ssFOR SALE ::

- THE brick house and lot No. e High street.
&;;H the late residence of George Wv Goodsell
EA nowdeceased. Immediate possession given
A large part'of the purchase meney may remain on
mortgage at a low rate of interest.
JAMES GARDNER CLARK, Adm,
mhls1 81 Church Street
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FOR RENT.

49, FROM May list, desirable front corner Of
E4::;I flee with connecting room and layatory, one
a7itf $780, GEORGE H. FORD
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ERR RENT.
EOR RENT.

49, HOUSE Is Vernon street, IL rooms, modern
E3::iI improvements; very desirable.
&llY CHAS. W. SCRANTON,
a13tf 734 Chapel Street.
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TELEGRApH1o Jorrrnss.

Brooklyn-Brooklyns 16, Balrimores 10.
phia-Athletics 10, Metropelitans O,
St. Paul-Dstroits 6, st. Pauls 5.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Buffalos 4.
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FOR RENT,

- NO. rs Prince street, two family house
MssaaA- Possession May 1st.
T.a SLOAN SON.
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Murat HaIstead Joins blaine

CHICAGO, April 25.-It is expected that
Mr.. Blaine will leave the city tomorrow for
the East. 1t is stated that he will go direct
ly to his home in Augusta and that on the
25th Of June he will sail for Europe. Nuret
Halstead of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette arrived at the Grand Pacific Hotel this
morning and was assigned room next to
Mr.. Blaines. It is given out that his visit
has no political significance, but it is the gen.
eral belief that he came to talk over presi-
Dental matters. Both Mr. Blaine and Mr..
Halstead refused to be interviewed to-day on
this or any other matter
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FOR SALE,


49, NEW shore cottage at Savin Rock Terms
'lIu 81 TEMPLE STREET,
&c 1o+L New Haven.
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For Sale or Rent

49, IN West Haven, near the N. Y. & N. 3. r;
4siiI R. depot, a two-story brick factory. 3Ox5O
3lIA feet. with one story additions, and other
buildings, with engine, boiler and main shafting
complete; all about new. Apply to James Graham
or George r. KELSEY. apl4tI
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victoria carriage, city make, but
CW~N&8 I;ttia ,,aed and in good condition. For
.32A1E-| hor9a1 Inquire Of A. H. STEELE,
one or 81 tw NO. 4'i u.s. Westville, Conn.
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FOR RENT

n
-&AM FROM APRIL 1st the new residence No 2s
W:.. Academy street; modern improvements in.
GLIDING steam heat. Apply to GO :
P. @. DURHAM,
mol Orr
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Only RI.500.

49, THE two brick houses No. 203 and POS Or
#:i ange street; has all the modern conveniences;
@sA possession May LIST.
Apply at BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
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FOR SALE,

o. THE large double house mos. 10 and
- ISL Orchard atreet) will be sold at a
bargain, suitable for two families Owners removed
from city.
CEIAS. H. WEBB.
apr $50 Chapel Street.
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Building Lots and Houses
Owned and For Sale by
MASSENA CLARK,
Room 1, 81 Church street,
CLARK BUILDING.

49, 49, s.Aa'
Terms Easy on the Instalment Plan, il required
Read my list of lots fronting the following
streets and avenues: Lamberton street. Cedar
Arch street, Redfeld street, Daggett street. West
street. Washington: street, Morris street. wilson
street. Oak street. Evergreen Court, Rosette street.
Starr street Harriet street, Bassett street, Newha
street State street. Howard avenue, Greenwich av-
enue Hallock avenue, Kimberly avenue. Whitney
avenue, Dixwen avenue, Columbus avenue, Win
throp avenue. Winchester avenue.
One large House and Lot on the corner OF Olive
and Wooste r Streets large store State street.
Lamar block Crown street. Lots in Aliingtown
and Orange Center, Derby avenue, East Haven
Lots in Hamden near the church; lots in Branfora
and Augurville; houses and lots in Montowese:
North Haven; houses and lots in different parts OF
the city. of the best factory sites in the city
Also other lots too numerous to mention a26 TT
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FOR SALE.

WILL arrive Monday, April 25, one car;
In load Of horses at Kimberly's stables 5S@
toward avenue M
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Large FACTORY Destroyed.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, April 25.-The Vos-
burgh Manufacturing company's works at
273 to 251 State street were burned this
evening. Loss 100000, fully insured. Two
hundred men are thrown out of employment.
The company is one of the largest producers
of gas fixtures in the country.
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ONE PAIR fine draft horses; can be
10y driven single or double ana USED ior amy
purpose. u.-,,osa truck double harness,
ALSO ier s"io THE HOYT BROS co.
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FOR RENT,

49, THE store, with cellar and two upper lofts
Eli: No. 79S Chapel street. Apply to
&EN ARTHUR BENNETT.
aotf ,Jauitor of Hoadley Building. Room 9.
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INDIANS PUTTING ON WAR PAINT.
Following UP The Troops to Drive
The Settlers of Their Reservations.

Following UP The Troops to Drive
The Settlers or Their Reservations.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 25.-The Journals
Pierre, Dakota, special says: "Your cores
pondent has just returned from the Winnie
bago and Grow Creek reservation, aceompan-
led by Sheriff Harris. The greatest excite
ment exists and Indians covered with war
paint and armed with Winchesters were met
on the road and following up the troops
The news that the soldiers would drive the
settlers from the land is now known in every
Indian tepee and the chant OF squaws and
braves is heard all night long. Last night
Company E camped on the Chain-Brush
creek, twelve miles from the edge of the Big
Bend, and proceeded early this morn
ing to carry out instructions reinforced
by a mob of Indians who are
coming from all parts of the reservation.
on the land, a number of whom have plowed
over fifty acres each and put in seed. The
number of settlers that came in under the
provision, of the Cleveland ousting proclama-
ton was over eight hundred. The report
that spectators and landgrabbers bad COM
blned with Secretary Teller in 1885 to seize
the land is buncombe the people here
were notified by the late delegate, Raymond,
that Arthur would sign such an order Feb
ruary 20, 1885. Half-breed Gillian, a scout,
fears trouble with the Sioux and reports them
quietly leaving the big reservation.
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FOR RENT,

FUR EaL1S
.kttA ANUMBER of teneme1ts in all parts OF
~. the city,
Second floor in brick house No. II William ST., 9
rooms, modern improvements. House NO. ~
Garden street House Olive and Wooster SITS.
J. L. HERMAN,
Room 6, s1s Chapel street.
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SFANTER.

= HAn CLOTHES WRINGERS and CAR.
eBeOSfS FPET SWEEPERS TO REPAIR at
the Basket House Furnishing and Furniture Store
OF George D. Lamb, go Chapel street Boys Wag-
ons. Baby Carriages, Easy Chairs, Lounges. Ex-
tension Tables, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Spring
Mattresses, Union Folding Beds, Hanging Lamps
stoves, Oil Cloths, &c. All kinds of frst-clrss
Housekeeping Goods, low for cash, or on weekly
payments.
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49, THE premises 30. 98 Ivy street, consisting
Ei;;;l Of frame dwelling containing seven rooms.
ruinous low price Is quoted that an estate may be
closed. BEECHERiS EXCHANGE,
a. 76o Chanel Street
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FOR RENT.

- TENEMENT on Wooster street, rooms
:.H besides bathroom; hot and cold water. Also
<iiQ one on Chestnut street, rooms, bathroom
moi and cold water. Rent of each S25 per month.
H. GALBRAITH,
At Kean & LINES, cor Chapel and Wallace SITS
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Every druggist should keep AthIophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlophor-
os Co., 112 Wall ST., New York, will send
either Carriage paid) on receipt of regular
price which is 81 per bottle for Athlophoros
and SOC for Pills.
For liver AMI kidney diseases dyspepsia, indiges
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- HOUSE and lot 35G Grown street; small
If: brick barn in the rear; will be sold very low
ARskr to close estate. Inquire of
D. NJ. WEIGH & SON,
at4tf % and 30 Congress Avenue.
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RIcl:;THI9N1gAE3

IB. c. LAKE. Auctioneer.l
TUESDAY, April 26th at 10 a. M p;sc al t sn.
Gymnasium Building on Wooster fiace' ~
trance on Chestnut street, (if not previously @
posed of at private sale) the large Stock On q q
dque furnitare- lately held by +. H. ora0loy - W.
GEORGE H. LARNED,
SoLS Trustee.
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W.T.. GILBERT,
~ IS CHURCH STREET, opposite p. O.
79to 80 RAILROAD AVENUE.


-AvTYG had many years experience IN tne
Ill business, offer my services as a aS' heSdine
the selling of household furniture caEPeIe
orders al F. NJ. Halls Crockery STORE. no % ~
Church street; or orders by mail PFoHMIRTIyy IN
tended to.
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49, WELL known four story brick building
E:;I known as a hotel well furnishet and very de-
Zl.G sirably located. with good business; VIII pc
sold at a bargain; 600 is required to make the
great purchase; the balance can remain on first
mortgage at per cent. interest. address to
E. ", P. O BOX1,63
a1s 1914 New Haven, Conn.
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"ORK by competent married man teams
wv ter or to drive for private family; or would
like work in shop store, or in any business; is
willing to make himself generally useful, and can
give good reference. Inquire at
a26 IT. 81 WALNUT STREET
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LOST.

I'm Saturday evening, between and 1ocioeE,
4 small brown leather Bag, between tne oepo55
~ pro1-n street. marked e. 6. Love. Reward
III I Pa naid for the return of the same to
Will WILL " 81 ~ r. POTTER, % Brown street
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EMMEDIATELY agentsas drummers to introduce
STAGES the finest spring bed in the world A perfect
sleeper just out. with eight patents. Samples, etc,
at BEERS PHOTO PARLORS
ago If 1872 Chanel Street
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Weather. -. Clear Cloudy 1t Rain
Mean bar, 1887; mean temp, IS; mean humid
ity, %.
MAJ temp, Sc; min. temp 80; rainfall, .24
Inches.
MAJ hourly velocity of wind. 12 miles
FOR APRIL Is, 1886.
Mean bar 80 06; mean temp, A.
Max. temp. 81; min. temp az. -- s,. =.
J. H. SHERMAN, 8. q. q. s. A.
Note: "a minus signl-1pfshxed to Thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero.
IA dash[-]in connection with rainfall indicates
precipitation too small to measure.
1 Melted snow. 3
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w AIT III z D.
a SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gen.
"A eral houSework in a small private family
Good reference. Inquire for two days at
a26 1t% 1872
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WANTED.

a SII qATION by competent girl to do gen.
- eral aouseWork after May 1st; reference at
a26 1t+
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- MAY /, 1873 Dwight street; brick house. IL
III rooms, all modern conveniences. in good Or
&s4- der. S400 n. P. HOADLE1.
FOR RENT, May 1, 11s Dwight street; wood
house 9 rooms; $500. q. P. HOADLEY.
FOR RENT, Room IS Dwight Place, furnished or
unfurnished; rent reasonable.
Il. P. HOADLEY,
a96 St 9 Hoadley Building.
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Mr.. G. B. Bunne1 will take control of the
CARL Opera House on May list, and from that
time it will be known as the Hyperion. -
During the summer months there will be ex-
tensive improvements made in the line of
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FOR RENT.

49, STORE and Tenements in the house corner
It'll of Orchard and Henry streets. Store, VIII
Jul barn $40; first floor above store sig; second
floor above the store So The store and tenements
are in irstclass order Or will sell the property at
a bargain, on easy terms at price that VIII pay
for investment.
Also lot on Charles street will be sold low.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
a15 759 Chapel Street.
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RTTNTATURE ALMANAC.
APRIL &c.
Sun RISES, 4:5sI Moon SETS, Hen WATER
Sun SETS, GAS! 1857 1921
DEATHS.

FRANCIs-In this city April IS, Nellie 9. Francis,
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
No "A Elf rect, Thursday afternoon: April %.
at two O'Clock. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend. Burial at the con-
venience OF the family.
HARRISON-Suddenly, April "A at the residence
of her son-in-law, Il. A. Loop. 80 Madison avenue,
N Y, Charlotte Nicol Lynde, widow OF the late
James Harrison, of this city.
Services at the chapel Of the Grove street GENE
terry on Tuesday at p. m.
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ALightPack of SardInes,


New York, April 25th, 1887.
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FOR RENT,
80 The modern house q Sylvan avenue; Is
III rooms in good order. Barn with three stalls.
3!.A Very desirable II. P. HOADLEY,
a26 ct Hoadley Building.
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WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl to do general homework
"a German or Swede preferred. Apply after i
p. m. at 4aS WINTHROP kVENTTF
a26 it, - o-
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W ANTER

az tt 77O Chapel Street.
WANTED.
A MAN of temperate and moral habits, seeking
a employment, to represent old estab-
llShsd house in his section Salary SO to
500 per month References exacted.
AM. MANUFACTURING HOUSE.
Poro ~ NJ
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Nu.e!!;1IoMDgskI5s9

SANFORD, the Auctioneer will sell Wednesday,
April 81 at 10 a. m. Bee Hive farm, Woodbridge,
Conn. IS Cows, lot Farm Tools. etc. Auctions
a2O IT.
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Hay Wanted.
WYE want % tons of good hay in eis Sta a1
w an article that every farmer IN TINS ota0e
,,.vsHAs end must have. Apply to ,,n,1 o. m
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WANTED
WANTED

SITUATION by a capable man to take care
"A of horses, work in the garden and make him
self generally useful. Inquire at
a23 But 205 ATWATER STREET.
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WANTED.

MAN who understands the care of horses and
a23 st THIS OFFICE.
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Open evenings from to 9. NJ
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FOR SALE.

Room 8. 81 Church Street.
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FOR SALE.
C1TEAM Yacht Beatrice will be sold at public auc-
ton Thursday morning April 2sta at 10 S PIX
~ 1eTen Yacht Club quarters, East Water street
STa Int F-IE-s. EDWARD G. BEECHEh.
Ale AVI Auctioneer.
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df1aamts.

a SITUATION by a respectable gill to do gen.
- eral housewerk in a small private family.
Gan pc seen for two days at present place.
~ sG- 321 WINTHROP AVENUE.
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&c. BY gentlemen, nicely furnished room
#jii with breakfast and dinner at O'Clock Ad
-Aeeseh<uTess A. M. B..
40 III This ONCE,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-26

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